
Ubuki Tamagawa Traditional Buildings Preservation District (Kurayoshi Shirakabe Dozo)
Ubutami Tamigawa Traditional Buildings Preservation District Kurayoshi Shirakabe Dozogun
Explore the Kurayoshi Shirakabe Dozo district, where white-walled storehouses and Sekishu tiles create a stunning landscape.Explore this spot

The Ubuki Tamagawa Traditional Buildings Preservation District (commonly known as the Kurayoshi Shirakabe Dozo) is a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings located in Kurayoshi City, Tottori Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Ubuki Tamagawa Traditional Buildings Preservation District (Kurayoshi Shirakabe Dozo)
- Explore the beautiful scenery of white-walled storehouses and traditional Sekishu tile rooftops.
- Visit the Akagawara facilities, where you can experience exhibitions and shopping within preserved historical structures.
- Admire architectural heritage, including designated cultural properties such as traditional residences and gardens.
- Use the area as a base for exploring nearby hot spring resorts like Misasa Onsen and Togo Onsen.
- Experience seasonal events, such as the historical processions held in September, which add a sense of living history.
Photo gallery
All photosWeather forecast
Mon
8/3
31°/26°
2%
Tue
8/4
30°/26°
24%
Wed
8/5
31°/25°
12%
Thu
8/6
32°/26°
51%
Fri
8/7
34°/26°
45%
Sat
8/8
31°/25°
61%
Sun
8/9
29°/24°
43%
Tips
Payment
Policies vary by shop. Please check individually if they accept cash, credit cards, or IC cards.
English Support
Basic information is available at the tourist information center (Akagawara No. 10).
Reservations
No reservation is needed to walk the area, but prior confirmation is recommended for specific workshops or facility uses.
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for navigating the streets.
Photography
Photography is generally allowed, but please respect any restrictions regarding the protection of cultural properties.
Accessibility
While there is wheelchair-accessible parking, please be aware that some parts of the historical streets have uneven surfaces and steps.
Etiquette
As this is a residential and historical area, please maintain a quiet and respectful atmosphere.

